Principal Program Manager (Energy Policy)

Oracle•Palo Alto, CA

1d•$90,100 - $209,500

About The Position

Oracle is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Lead for regulatory engagement and energy strategy in New Mexico in support of OCI infrastructure growth. This individual contributor will serve as Oracle's primary regulatory and government affairs representative within the state, partnering closely with local Government Affairs, Energy, Real Estate, Legal, and Infrastructure teams. The role focuses on building trusted relationships with county governments, the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC), state agencies, economic development organizations, and electric utilities including El Paso Electric (EPE) and Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM). The strategist will identify opportunities to accelerate power availability, renewable energy investments, transmission and generation solutions, and other infrastructure needed to support OCI data center growth while maintaining continuous awareness of developments across New Mexico's energy landscape.

Requirements

Regulatory engagement and energy strategy experience in New Mexico.
Experience building relationships with government entities and utilities.
Understanding of New Mexico's energy landscape.
Ability to identify opportunities for infrastructure growth and renewable energy investments.

Responsibilities

Serve as Oracle's primary regulatory and government affairs representative within New Mexico.
Partner closely with local Government Affairs, Energy, Real Estate, Legal, and Infrastructure teams.
Build trusted relationships with county governments, the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC), state agencies, economic development organizations, and electric utilities (El Paso Electric and Public Service Company of New Mexico).
Identify opportunities to accelerate power availability, renewable energy investments, transmission and generation solutions, and other infrastructure needed to support OCI data center growth.
Maintain continuous awareness of developments across New Mexico's energy landscape.